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Writing and releasing over 100 songs, Son House is one of the most highly influential American blues singers and guitarists to date. He was born on March 21, 1902, in Lyon, Mississippi, and he passed away on October 19, 1988. House's musical career had two distinct periods. In the 1930s, he recorded some of his most famous songs for the ...
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Eddie James “Son” House (1902-1988) plumbs the emotional depth of the blues perhaps more than any other Delta blues artist. A preacher at times, a barrelhousing bluesman at others, House was fiercely torn between the sacred teachings of the church and the secular lure of the blues life. House, who lived in the Robinsonville-Lake Cormorant area in the 1930s and early ’40s, was a major ...
The music was ripped from the vinyl record.Tracks0:00 Milkcow's Calf Blues3:45 I Shall Not Be Moved5:38 Rochester Blues9:21 Hobo11:21 Lake Cormorant Blues16:...
15 de dic. de 2021 · From the new album 'Forever On My Mind,' available now: https://click.ees.link/shfommDirected by Tim Hardiman
Edward James "Son" House, Jr. (March 21, 1902 – October 19, 1988) was an American blues singer and guitarist. A seminal Delta blues figure, House was a well known performer in the Mississippi blues scene in the 1920s and 30s and was a major influence on the playing and singing of legendary bluesman, Robert Johnson.Occasionally serving as a Baptist preacher, he recorded for Paramount Records ...
Levee Camp Blues (1941) After the death of his friend, and rival, Charley Patton in 1934, Son House first retired from music and then began working as a tractor driver on various plantations, but in 1941 Alan Lomax sought him out to record for the Library of Congress. This specifically took place in August 1941 at Klack's Store, Mississippi ...
